Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-13
Sour kraut at E. A. Knaak's.

-Gilmore's Band, "the greatest 10 the
world" is on the way here.
Custom clothing sold at reduced
prices for thirty days, at A. Altrogge's.
Fairbanks soap is now recognized
as the leading brand in Chicago. Have
you tried it?
The bill permanently locating the
stste fair in Milwaukee passed the legis-
lature last night.
There was a lively cattle fair yester-
day with large attendance. Prices
ranged rather low.
Popular and classical selections
music FOR every one, is on the programme
of the Gilmore concert.
-Kindling wood delivered al $l.OO
per load and Is cents per load.
27w3 G. B. LEWIS q Co.
For SALE.-The lot aud brick house
on the northeast corner of West avenue
and Main street in the Fourth ward.
Persons wanting to purchase will enquire
on the premises.
The heavy rain of last Eight has set
tied the ground and will hasten sowing
and garden operations. The farmers IN
tais section will sow considerable grain
the present week.
The New Haven Register says:
'sThere is no other band of musicians in
the country so deserving, or which can
command the admiration of the music
loving public as Gilmore's."
The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
fast mail train arriving here from Chica-
go at $50 A. NJ. now carries passengers.
Returning from Minneapolis the train
leaves WATERFOWL station at SIS A. NJ.
for Chicago.
Any style you want in hats. A large
assortment at A. Altrogge's. "A
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was week, but steadier, closing at
TIE for No. 2 spring, 1880 seller May
and 1890 June Flour was very dull.
Oats closed at 32c, corn at 3715c, rye at
&C, and May barley at 55c Hogs were
sc higher, ranging at 5.10vd5.75.
Among the vets We noticed at the 0.
d. Pease Post camp fire were VIM. I.
Rambusch and DR.. Hallock, of Juneau,
Jackson Jones aud VIM. Wilson, of JEFF
! ferson, o. L. Ray, Of Lake Mills and j.
n. James, of Columbus, all faithful
stewards on the right side during the late
'unpleasantness."
There are a number Of modern solo
instruments used il Gilmore's Band, re-
markable for the novel and interesting
effects they produce.
Why do our authorities not take
greater interest in protecting the fish IN
Rock river? One day last week twenty
hand nets might have been seen in full
operation at one point;n the river. Shame
upon such lawlessness, and a greater
shame upon those whose duty it is TO see
that the law In relation 70 this matter is
strictly enforced.
Il just received car load Of the most
elegant line of parlor suits and lounges
ever brought to this part of the country.
which gives you an assortment of eighteen
different styles of parior suits and thirty
eight lounges 1t will be money in your
pocket to call and see them before you
purchase elsewhere. E. W. Schultz,
WATERFOWL, Wis. q
Hosiery for the aeshy and the lean,
| the tall and the small On hosiery
Beurhaus can sock it to them all, as his
/ is the most complete lire ever brought to
the city.
VIM. Meehan, an old resident of the
town of Watertown, while walking along
the track of the Madison branch last
Wednesday morning stumbled and
and fell heavily striking his head on the
rail, inficting q severe scalp wound. He
was stunned by the fall and had only
just time to get up and step aside when
the Milwaukee train for Madison thun-
dered by, reminding Mr. NJ. that he had
had a narrow escape.
"A full line of foreign and domestic
dress good just received at CRUDE &
Achtenhagen's. Anything from thre,
cent calico to a silk dress at lowest prices
The ladies of st. Pauls church ex-
| pect full attendance at the performance
of Esmeralda, under their auspices, al
Turner Hall tomorrow evening The
play is full of interesting situations and
the cast has been prepared with great
care and preparation. The effort should
be well sustained. It will repay all to
go and see this beautiful drama, made